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Mehad Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Hello everyone,
I'm talking about sth that happened in the past and continues to happen in the present, which sentence would be best grammar-wise:
- Ever since then, there hasn't been a day that I didn't hear her weep
- Ever since then, there hasn't been a day that I haven't heard her weep
Thank you
I'm talking about sth that happened in the past and continues to happen in the present, which sentence would be best grammar-wise:
- Ever since then, there hasn't been a day that I didn't hear her weep
- Ever since then, there hasn't been a day that I haven't heard her weep
Thank you
Top answer
The second sentence keeps the agreement of tenses. Please do not post more than once for any concern. You allowed less than 20 minutes time for someone to answer your first post before posting again.
- The second sentence keeps the agreement of tenses.
- Please do not post more than once for any concern.
- You allowed less than 20 minutes time for someone to answer your first post before posting again.
- It makes it all very confusing for those of us who are trying to help.
- Have some patience, and someone will get to your post.
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The second sentence keeps the agreement of tenses.
Please do not post more than once for any concern. You allowed less than 20 minutes time for someone to answer your first post before posting again. It makes it all very confusing for those of us who are trying to help. Have some patience, and someone will get to your post. Thanks, and welcome to the forums.
Please do not post more than once for any concern. You allowed less than 20 minutes time for someone to answer your first post before posting again. It makes it all very confusing for those of us who are trying to help. Have some patience, and someone will get to your post. Thanks, and welcome to the forums.
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